[Andy.Lee]

help me please~

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[boooggy]

use unlocker.

[MHz]

That file is protected by Windows File Protection. You can delete it normally, but Windows will keep returning it. Unlocker will be useless for this, as handles are not the problem. You would need to disable Windows File Protection to remove it.

[zhangheyin]

Is this the Outlook Express file?

[MHz]

It resides in the Interent Explorer Folder. It would deal with HTTP mail simple mapi.

[Andy.Lee]

er...
My WindowsXP directory is C:\windows ,and i install Windows Vista in G:(NTFS). Now i want to delete Windows Vista under winxp os. But some files of Vista can not be delete .

[Gouki]

Just do a complete format to the HDD where u installed Vista

[Andy.Lee]

Gouki, on Aug 3 2005, 02:14 AM, said:

Just do a complete format to the HDD where u installed Vista
<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Thx Gouki, but i don't want to format. Do you have other way to delete the files?

[MHz]

Boot into Safe mode and do it. You could remove the dllcache copy as well? This file seems to be a self-registering file, so if permanent removal was the consideration, then regsvr32 /u on it, comes to mind. The original file could be restored with sfc.

[Redcloud]

Had the same problem with a dl file. Could not remove it from a directory which was in the start up menu and kept giving me dl error messages on boot up. Fortunantly, I am using Norton Ghost, and was able to delete it in the restore utility. Get the ghost for future security and restore.

[Andy.Lee]

MHz, on Aug 3 2005, 09:00 AM, said:

Boot into Safe mode and do it. You could remove the dllcache copy as well? This file seems to be a self-registering file, so if permanent removal was the consideration, then regsvr32 /u on it, comes to mind. The original file could be restored with sfc.
<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Unfortunate~~ . It does't work.
I think the problem that is about the permission. What's that? the user s-1-5-32-563 in my screenshot.

[war59312]

Download a hacked sfc_os file to remove windows file protection then you can deletre it.

[Andy.Lee]

I have disable windows files protetion ,but it does't work too. I still can't delete it. I don't think windows will protect a file which in G:\1\

[MCSE]

unlocker is a small utility, try it...

[bachikho]

i had the same problem, is there any way 2 delete vista folders under winxp?

[Jeremy]

Why are you trying to delete the file anyway? If Unlocker doesn't work and the file is locked after you disable WFP then you'd have to boot to a CD with a file manager (Knoppix, ERD Commander, Reatogo Builder, BartPE) and navigate to the directory the file is stored and use the "del" command.
If you want to remove Vista, then boot to your XPCD and format the G drive.
In my opinion, that's a lot of work just to delete one file, which brings me back to my first question, why?

This post has been edited by Jeremy: 17 March 2007 - 10:09 AM

[softice]

Open the file's properties dialog---->Security tab----->Advanced button---->Owner tab--->Select administrators---->OK button

now, this file's owner change to current admin, and you can del it.